Lead Page
The Lead Page is a public URL for your school. Anyone can visit it without logging in to Kanri. Prospective members use it to submit their contact details, optionally pick a trial class, and optionally sign a waiver before their first visit.
Kanri saves a Lead profile when personal details are submitted, before the remaining steps are complete. A matching existing lead can be reused instead of creating another profile.
What the Lead Page looks like
Section titled “What the Lead Page looks like”The Lead Page walks prospective members through a multi-step form. The exact steps depend on your settings, but the flow is:
- Welcome — your school’s name and welcome message. The visitor chooses to register themselves or their child. Their birthday determines whether guardian details are needed.
- Personal details — the student’s name, birthday, and other requested details. When guardian details are required, those are collected after the student’s details.
- Program selection — if your school has multiple programs marked as visible on the lead page, the visitor picks which one(s) they are interested in. If only one program is available, this step is skipped.
- Trial booking — if you have trial bookings enabled, the visitor picks a class session. Only sessions from programs marked as visible on the lead page are shown, and only sessions that have trial bookings available. If no eligible sessions exist, this step is skipped automatically.
- Waiver — if enabled and a required waiver is available, the visitor signs in the browser or receives an email link, depending on your signing mode.
- Additional details — a free-text field where the visitor can share anything helpful: health conditions, previous experience, questions.
- Confirmation — a summary of what was submitted and what happens next.
Program choices also depend on the student’s age and any program restriction in the shared link. A trial booking depends on available dates, capacity, and booking rules, not just the program being visible. Registering interest does not itself create a paid subscription or program membership.